• Onigajo - Known as the “Demon’s Castle,” Onigajo is a World Heritage site situated on the Kumano coast in Mie Prefecture. Shaped over millennia by the relentless waves and winds of the Kumano Sea, its cliffs and caves form one of Japan’s most breathtaking natural landscapes. The name originates from an old legend about a demon vanquished by the warrior Sakanoue no Tamuramaro, although no battle took place here. Visitors can enjoy a picturesque coastal path carved into the rock, exploring sea caves and lookout points that showcase the vibrant beauty of nature’s craftsmanship. Recognized as both a National Scenic Site and a Natural Monument, Onigajo embodies the spirit of Kumano, where the sea, mountains, and spirituality converge.

• Local guide
• Safety briefing

• Meals

Explore the breathtaking Onigajo Coastal Cliff Walk, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where nature’s beauty is showcased magnificently. This guided tour starts at the Oni Statue and takes you along narrow paths that closely follow the stunning coastline. Be amazed by the distinctive rock formations at Senjojiki and enjoy the spectacular views from Oni no Mihariba, also known as the Demon’s Lookout. Discover sacred locations such as Gyosha Cave and Benten Shrine, which highlight the balance between spirituality and nature. An expert guide will ensure a safe and enriching journey through this remarkable landscape, offering insights into the rich cultural heritage of Kumano.

• Guided coastal walk through the UNESCO-listed Onigajo site
• Visit renowned landmarks like Senjojiki and Oni no Mihariba
• Discover sacred sites, including Gyosha Cave and Benten Shrine
• Safety briefings and assistance from an experienced local guide

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